Police have found important forensic evidence during the investigation in Delhi's Kashmiri Gate bus gangrape case. According to the police, the CCTV camera installed in the bus was not working at the time of the incident. Investigators believe that the accused took advantage of this situation. During police investigation, fingerprints of the victim and both the accused were found inside the bus. According to the police, this forensic evidence has confirmed the presence of the three in the bus at the time of the incident. Due to CCTV not working, fingerprints and other forensic evidence are being considered important in the investigation.
The CCTV camera of the bus was switched off at the time of the incident.
The incident took place on August 4, when a girl started her journey by taking a lift in this bus from Pari Chowk, Noida. It is alleged that an incident of gang rape took place with her during the journey. In the investigation of the case, the police took possession of the bus and got it thoroughly forensically examined. During investigation, it was found that the CCTV camera installed in the bus was not working at the time of the incident. In such a situation, no video of the incident could be recorded. Police suspect that the accused were already aware of the camera being out of order and took advantage of the situation.
Fingerprints found from the bus are also important evidence
Forensic investigation has revealed that fingerprints of the victim and both the accused were found inside the bus. According to the police, this evidence has helped in confirming the presence of the three in the bus at the time of the incident. Due to CCTV footage not being available, other forensic evidence including fingerprints are considered important in the investigation.
Chargesheet may be filed soon
The police is busy completing the investigation of other evidence and incidents related to the case. According to officials, forensic reports and other evidence will be made part of the case. Police is preparing to file charge sheet in the case soon.
Fingerprints of the victim and both the accused found in the bus
The forensic team had taken fingerprint samples from different places inside the bus. According to the police, during their investigation, fingerprints of both the accused along with the victim were also found in the bus. This has helped the police to confirm the presence of the accused in the bus at the time of the incident.
Driver-conductor's clothes also confiscated
Police have also seized the clothes of bus driver Kuldeep and conductor Sandeep. Apart from these, forensic samples have also been taken from the seats and steering wheel of the bus. The investigation of these samples is still going on. The police are including the evidence received from them in the investigation of the case.
Video evidence not found due to CCTV malfunction
Investigation revealed that the CCTV camera installed in the bus was not working at the time of the incident. In such a situation, no video record of the incident was available. Police suspect that the accused were aware of the CCTV malfunctioning and took advantage of it.
Waiting for DNA report
According to the police, now the DNA report is awaited. It is being considered as important forensic evidence in the investigation. After the report comes, it may help in further clarifying the aspects related to the role of the accused.
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